North East Crete is one of the most fascinating area of Crete. Not only the magnificent Gulf of Mirabello: paths, canyons, villages, beaches, archaeological sites. One Crete that often is not considered by the mass tourism.
Discover how to spot Griffon vultures (Gyps fulvus) in Crete, across the Kritsa Gorge, the Katharo plateau, and the southern canyons. Insider tips, slow rhythms, and wild nature with your Italian/local travel curator, Sara.
Forget summer — come when Crete truly breathes.
If you wonder what Crete feels like in November, imagine an island that finally allows itself to be heard.
Greece’s largest island changes rhythm this time of year.
When the sun umbrellas disappear and only the wooden chairs of seaside tavernas remain — when the air smells of fresh olive oil and you hear the soft thud of olives falling into buckets — that’s when Crete reveals its true face.
A labyrinth dating back to 2000-1700 BC was discovered on Papoura Hill in Crete
Lake Volismeni, Crete, Agius Nikolaos, Greek Mythology, Nature, Tourism, Local Stories, Biodiversity, Archaeology, Culture
Discover the enchanting charm of Victoria Hislop’s “The Island”, a book that will take you to the heart of the island of Spinalonga and its engaging stories. Prepare to be transported on an exciting journey through Greek time and culture.
Discover the captivating allure of Spinalonga in Crete, a place steeped in history and mystery, serving as both the backdrop for Victoria Hislop’s novel “The Island” and the set for the film “To Nisi” (“The Island”). Uncover the emotional tapestry woven into the island’s past and present, from its days as a Venetian fortress to its poignant role as a leper colony. Delve into the intertwined stories of resilience and humanity portrayed in the book and experience the magic of Spinalonga’s transformation into a vibrant stage of emotions on the silver screen.
The Crete you don't know
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